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pugboy wrote:those are 3/8” flat ?
once they welded good so nobody can put a crescent wrench on the flat and wring them out
padlock really looking terrible there
pugboy wrote:the common windows made with flat bars are the easiest to break with a wrench
a padna got broken into so
i ended up adding round bars to my windows to reduce chance of using a wrench.
carluva wrote:Personally, I don't think it's a bad idea. Sometimes, the land on a cul de sac tends to be a larger lot, as it has been surveyed to be able to easily portion out the adjacent lots. The flip side is true as it can be smaller, for the same reasons.
If it's a large cul de sac, like some of those in Millennium Park in Trincity, that's nice.
If it is small like the one in Valsayn South heading down the road from Superpharm, well bleh.
I think a lot on a cul de sac is not bad if it's large enough the cul de sac itself is not too small (I.e. it's a nice wide arc). Safety wise, it's a plus as no bandit ought to head into a dead end. It's also a negative in that regard as it may be easy to get ambushed.Joshie23 wrote:Tuners,
What are your thoughts on buying land on/in a cul de sac?
screwbash wrote:where can i get a complete steel for ground beam already tied up an just to drop in trench ? remember seeing it in d hardware years ago but now i just seeing the stirups to tie an not the complete tie up pieces.
https://www.facebook.com/103435994415209/posts/259500008808806/screwbash wrote:where can i get a complete steel for ground beam already tied up an just to drop in trench ? remember seeing it in d hardware years ago but now i just seeing the stirups to tie an not the complete tie up pieces.
MG Man wrote:parking in front your gate, and parking for guests side the road is a btch in a cul-de-sac....similarly when your neighbours have a lime, it can get sticky
rspann wrote:screwbash wrote:where can i get a complete steel for ground beam already tied up an just to drop in trench ? remember seeing it in d hardware years ago but now i just seeing the stirups to tie an not the complete tie up pieces.
I never saw a whole beam selling , but Reesal Hardware has stirrups and also make to order any size you want .
pugboy wrote:not to mention if any of them is mechanic shopMG Man wrote:parking in front your gate, and parking for guests side the road is a btch in a cul-de-sac....similarly when your neighbours have a lime, it can get sticky
Phone Surgeon wrote:What might be a labour cost to do a 200 foot long chain link fence. 2 inch galvanize posts in ground. 1.5 inch galvanize posts across at top and middle. Concrete underneath
And secondly a labour cost to put razor wire along the whole thing
*KRONIK* wrote:Need to do something similar soon too.
But i think i wont put any horizontal pipe.Phone Surgeon wrote:What might be a labour cost to do a 200 foot long chain link fence. 2 inch galvanize posts in ground. 1.5 inch galvanize posts across at top and middle. Concrete underneath
And secondly a labour cost to put razor wire along the whole thing
De Dragon wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:Need to do something similar soon too.
But i think i wont put any horizontal pipe.Phone Surgeon wrote:What might be a labour cost to do a 200 foot long chain link fence. 2 inch galvanize posts in ground. 1.5 inch galvanize posts across at top and middle. Concrete underneath
And secondly a labour cost to put razor wire along the whole thing
Why not? Aesthetics?
demented wrote:Anyone knows if I can get patterned concrete stamps locally?
Like this: https://www.amazon.com/Southwest-Single ... B079SHX7BN
Phone Surgeon wrote:Stucco is like a high density styrofoam they use to make the patterns and then they use a premade compound from a bucket to plaster over the styrofoam to make the nice shiny top layer you see
Now for the technical:screwbash wrote:demented wrote:Anyone knows if I can get patterned concrete stamps locally?
Like this: https://www.amazon.com/Southwest-Single ... B079SHX7BN
what about stucco ? is that the same a plastering a block wall or is it a finish product that can be just a tile ? i looking at some youtube videos but it looking like plastering to me.
screwbash wrote:demented wrote:Anyone knows if I can get patterned concrete stamps locally?
Like this: https://www.amazon.com/Southwest-Single ... B079SHX7BN
what about stucco ? is that the same a plastering a block wall or is it a finish product that can be just a tile ? i looking at some youtube videos but it looking like plastering to me.
demented wrote:screwbash wrote:demented wrote:Anyone knows if I can get patterned concrete stamps locally?
Like this: <a class="vglnk" href="https://www.amazon.com/Southwest-Single-Concrete-Seamless-Texture/dp/B079SHX7BN[/quote" rel="nofollow"><span>https</span><span>://</span><span>www</span><span>.</span><span>amazon</span><span>.</span><span>com</span><span>/</span><span>Southwest</span><span>-</span><span>Single</span><span>-</span><span>Concrete</span><span>-</span><span>Seamless</span><span>-</span><span>Texture</span><span>/</span><span>dp</span><span>/</span><span>B079SHX7BN</span><span>[/</span><span>quote</span></a>]
what about stucco ? is that the same a plastering a block wall or is it a finish product that can be just a tile ? i looking at some youtube videos but it looking like plastering to me.
looking to use this on flooring not walls.
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